OpenDay receives bid from Premier League's Manchester City, valued at 60 million euros but refuses low-price sale offer.

The world of football has been in the spotlight as both Manchester United and Liverpool have made bids for the services of Cristiano Ronaldo, who is currently on loan with Real Madrid. However, it seems that Manchester City, the Premier League's second-highest club, has also shown interest in Ronaldo.

According to reports, Manchester City is willing to sell Ronaldo for a price of 60 million euros. However, they refuse to make any offers below this level. This decision was met with criticism by some fans and analysts, who felt that it would be unfair for Manchester City to pursue Ronaldo when their own players were being sold off for less than half the cost.

Despite this criticism, Manchester City continues to be a force to be reckoned with in the Premier League. They have already secured wins over Liverpool and Chelsea, and have even managed to beat Tottenham Hotspur in the FA Cup final. It remains to be seen whether Manchester City will make another move for Ronaldo, or if they simply want to focus on their current position in the league.

In conclusion, Manchester City's refusal to make any offers below the value of 60 million euros may not be the best option for them, but it remains to be seen how they will respond to the situation. The Premier League is still a strong competition, and there could be other clubs interested in signing Ronaldo if he decides to leave his current club. Only time will tell what the future holds for Manchester City and Ronaldo.